North Dakota Local News Roundup Lists Elections and Grants
North Dakota brief notes feature Minot and Williston officials changes and campaigns. J. W. Tarr named mayor, George Goolsbey chief of police, while C. C. Mackenroth becomes Hesnebineee sheriff. Other items cite bonds approved in Williston and a flurry of political and educational news across towns.
North Dakota War Efforts and Local News Gleanings
Diverse North Dakota items including Liberty Loan oversubscriptions in Ramsey and Cass counties, plans for Bobtail High School in Bottineau, and organizational changes at Fargo experiment station. Reports from Minot, Bismarck, and Fargo touch on military savings, local governance, and public notices.
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Chauncey Custer
Harold White
Bowman
Bowman School
Aeetice Uep
Belson
Sapénatéhdest
Bottineau
Bobtineau
Michigan
Nehon County
Liberty Joan
Jis
Fron J. Die Lamp
Etarane
Anh
Hetstong
Milea West
Feifttec
la Hatte Ag
Devils Lake
Kelly
Liberty
Ramsey
Andihas
Cass
Third Liberty Loits
T. D. Hughes
W. McRoberts
Css
Bismarck
Lora G.’ Little
Hela
Tnd
Éedom
Espiond
U. S
Fort Tai
Dakota
Mo Lorman
Max
Ithe Prairie
North
South America
England
Europe
Australia
Fargo
Carleton
R. Ball
United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
J. van Es
I Cooper
A. Schalk
van Es
Hn Echool
iVah
Garrman
Steele
Minot
William Clarke
Department of Education
Crane
Columbia
Jacob E .Lowell, Jr
War Savings Stamp Department
War Savings
Lowell
Mary Doll
Valentine Doll
Navy notes promotion for C. A. Williams
The United States Navy has promoted C. A. Williams from rear admiral to admiral following a recent advancement. The move reflects continued leadership in naval operations and command responsibilities.
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Williams
United States Navy
Hving
Accused Edenborn Held by Justice Agents After Sedition Claims
William Edenborn a 70 year old naturalized German citizen and president of the Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company was arrested by Justice Department agents in Shrewsbury after a National Security meeting in which his remarks were cited as agitating against the United States. He was taken into custody from a train and moved to an undisclosed federal location.
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William ‘Edenborn
Department ‘of Justice
Agenits
New
Orleans
William
Edenborn
Ithd
Louisiana’ Railway
Namvigation ‘Company
Wis
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Shrewsbury
Latif
National Security Réfigig
Lou‘ielata
Edenbor Avian
Uniteld States
Edtenborn
Security League
Eden
Germany
United States
Isbany
America
Nilstreas
Estoalfa
Prussia
Dutch Yield to German Sand and Gravel Demands
Holland agreed to Germany’s demand for a controlled supply of sand and gravel for transportation purposes. The move is seen as easing the Holland Germany crisis though limits and security assurances on civilian use are required. In Dover, American airmen attended the Zeebrugge raid funeral as services halted business.
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London
Holland
Germany
Hague
Movse
Dover
Eng
Zeebrigge
Market Place
Placen
China and Japan Agree to Limited Cooperation
Peking reports that China and Japan intend negotiations to focus on cooperation against Central empires. The agreement would remain valid only while European powers end their involvement and would not threaten China's political or territorial integrity.
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China
Japan
Peking
Chineate
Highéhortada
Amnt
Telltale Eyes and Toes in Lie Detection
Darwin notes the eyes betray guilt while other muscles respond in the eleventh chapter. Sir Henry Maine cites Indian natives showing toe movement as lies begin, even with a straight face.
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India
Sir Henry
Maine
Concrete ties tested by railroads for better alignment
Italian steam and street railroads test a concrete tie that rocks slightly to provide uniform elasticity and improved alignment over traditional wooden ties.
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Grand’ Forka
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Shister
Wntaernote
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Otters
J. W. Tarr
George Goolsbey
Hector Rollman
Cermian
Williston
C. C. Mackenroth
Courty
Grand Forks
Woolsey College
Methodist Institution
Begum
Rosalie H. Hatherell
Hismarck
Turtle Mountain
Belcourt
James A. Brown
State Board of Control
Rose Daigle
John Sandy McTavish
McHride
Hans Bjorstead
P. S
Lynn J. Prazier
C. J. McGuerren
North Dakota Board
of Health
State’ Board ‘of Health
Dickens
la Moure
WR. Tucker
Flerk
Cass County
Cass Courity
Wiliston
Department of
the Interior
Jamestown
State Normal School
W. P. Clarke
Association
Lotus D. Coffman
School of Education
University of Minnesota
Lydia Giledmeier
Jamestown College
New Salem
Marty
Mavrienna
Navy
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Railways
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